Climb for Rainbows 8 October 2016

Following the success of Ride for Rainbows, GMC is proud to be a sponsor for the inaugural Climb for Rainbows. The aim of this event is to raise awareness as well as funds to support the families of children who suffer from a range of major chronic and potentially life threatening diseases. We hope to be able to support and be part of the beneficiaries’ journey in their pursue of rainbows!

Ride for Rainbows 24th July 2016

At GMC, we believe in giving back to the society.

This year, GMC is proud to sponsor Club Rainbow in support of its annual event Ride for Rainbows. More than just raising funds, one of the key goals of organising Ride for Rainbows is to drive greater public awareness for Club Rainbow (Singapore).

Set up in 1992, Club Rainbow (Singapore) is a non-profit organisation with a mission to provide compassionate relevant services to the families of children who suffer from a range of major chronic and potentially life-threatening illnesses. Do check out https://www.clubrainbow.org/ to find out more about the meaningful work they do.

FAST 3rd Education and Health Fair 29 May 2016

GMC is pleased to be a valued partner of FAST in the annual Education and Health Fair held on 29 May 2016 at 10 Raeburn Park. GMC’s booth saw many interested FDWs signing up for our skills upgrading courses like Infant Care, Elderly Caregiving courses etc. GMC is committed to provide these courses at very affordable fees so that more FDWs can benefit from such trainings and in turn benefit their employers.

Minister of State for Manpower visits GMC

Minister of State for Manpower, Sam Tan paid an official visit to GMC on 4 Dec 2015 to find more about the SIP. Accompanied by officers from the Ministry of Manpower, MOS toured our Learning Centre and observed FDWs learning and practicing how to clean window safely.

“I am very happy to know that first-time Foreign Domestic Workers (FDWs) are taught about their employment rights and well-being conditions during the Settling-In Programme (SIP). Education is key to help FDWs work effectively and safely, and at the same time, safeguard their well-being.”

MOS Sam Tan; Source: MOM Facebook